How do we know God intervenes in our lives?

The account of Peter's imprisonment in Acts 12 illustrates God's intervening hand in miraculous ways. Surrounded by soldiers and locked in chains, Peter was able to sleep peacefully, highlighting that God had granted him a sense of calm amidst his dire situation (Acts 12:6). Indeed, God's presence and intervention often come during our most trying times, where we might feel helpless. Such situations can serve as reminders that even in our darkest moments, nothing is impossible for God. Many believers testify to instances where they sensed divine intervention, leading them through crises with unexpected peace and resolution, illustrating God's faithfulness to his people.